(Finance) – Green light from the House Budget Committee on the budget law. In the afternoon session, at the end of the speech by the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, voting has begun with which the approximately one thousand modification proposals presented by the opposition were all rejected. The commission then mandated the rapporteurs, Carmen Giorgianni (FdI), Roberto Pella (FI) and Nicola Ottaviani (Lega) to report to the Chamber already convened tomorrow morning at 9am for the start of the general discussion.
Waited around 150 amendments by opposition groups, a small number that should avoid the question of trust on the part of the government, which will be voted on in the afternoon. The measure will however be approved by Montecitorio at second reading without changes compared to the text approved by the Senate. The final explanations of vote are scheduled for Friday 29 December at 5pm, the final vote around 7pm. Given the tight deadlines for conversion into law – if the provisional exercise is triggered beyond December 31st, the text that received the green light from the Senate will not see any changes.
Among the measures envisaged by the 2024 budgetespecially those that produce effects on individuals and familiesThe cutting the tax wedgerelief for mothers’ workfunds for renewals of public contracts And Ra canondiscounted to 70 euros.
For pensions return Quota 103which involves going to pension with 62 years of age and 41 years of contributions, which should allow early retirement for 17 thousand people, but with some penalties: the allowance will be recalculated with the contributory method and with a maximum monthly ceiling of around 2,250 euros. The rule that would have reduced the pensions of healthcare personnel, local authorities, judicial offices and teachers has been corrected, saving the rights acquired as of 31 December 2023 and old-age pensions.
Confirmed farewell to the Superbonusthe increase in the coupon rate on short-term rentals to 26% (excluding the first rental property) and the priority of access to the First Home Mortgage Fund for large families.
Remodulate the resources allocated for the Bridge over the Straitequal to 11.6 billion by 2032 and with a reduction in the burdens borne by the State by 2.3 billion, recovered from the Development and Cohesion Fund.
Settled 40 million against violence against womenbut VAT rises from 5% to 10% on nappies, milk powder and female sanitary pads. The increase in the voucher for nursery school fees also passes.
On the education front, they come resources for scholarships increased by 36 million. Green light also given to the Italian Erasmus Fund, with a total investment of 10 million.